A deceased man was identified Monday as the second suspect in the cold case killing of a Maryland teenage girl found dead in 1970.
A second suspect in the decades-old cold case killing of a Maryland teenage girl was publicly identified Monday. Donald Willard, 74, who died in 2010, was involved in the 1970 death of Pamela Lynn Conyers, the Anne Arundel County Police said. Last year, Forrest Clyde Williams III, who died in 2018 in Virginia, was identified by police as the first suspect in the case. Williams was identified through DNA evidence in March 2023.
19, 1970, in a wooded area. A day later, her body was found between the eastbound and westbound lanes of Maryland Route 177. Her cause of death was determined to be homicide by 'asphyxiation due to strangulation.' Evidence was collected from the vehicle and Conyers' clothing, which led to the identification of Williams. Forensic genetic genealogy led police to identify Willard as a second suspect, the FBI said.
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